Libertadores Sou Tri

Pedrolute's song 'Libertadores Sou Tri' is a vibrant and passionate anthem dedicated to the Brazilian football club Palmeiras. The lyrics are a celebration of the team's significant achievements, particularly their three victories in the Copa Libertadores, South America's premier club football tournament. The repeated chant 'Tri, Libertadores, eu sou tri' emphasizes the pride and joy of being a three-time champion, a remarkable feat in the world of football.

The song also references the Brasileirão, Brazil's top football league, with a dismissive tone, suggesting that Palmeiras' accomplishments in this league are so numerous that they don't even need to be mentioned. The phrase 'Cheirinho é o caralho' is a direct jab at Flamengo, another prominent Brazilian football club, mocking their fans' frequent claims of impending victories with the term 'cheirinho' (smell). This rivalry is a common theme in Brazilian football culture, where fans often engage in playful banter and taunts.

The repeated chant 'Porco, olê, olê, olê' is a nod to Palmeiras' nickname, 'Porco' (pig), which the fans have embraced with pride. The song's energetic and repetitive nature is designed to be sung by fans in the stadium, creating a sense of unity and collective identity. The lyrics also highlight the idea that Palmeiras is on 'another level' ('outro patamar'), reinforcing the belief that the team is superior to its rivals. This song is not just a celebration of victories but also a declaration of the fans' unwavering support and the club's esteemed status in Brazilian football.